Exchanging the environment: accepting compensation for public risks - Claro, Edmundo
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Local opposition to waste treatment facilities has delayed and thwarted many of these projects around the world. Within the siting literature, there is strong agreement that compensation for environmental and health risks is usually a necessary condition for local acceptance. In theory, economics usually predicts that monetary compensation tends to increase local acceptance in cases like this. In practice, however, it is not normally used and some studies show that it can have detrimental effects on local acceptability. In order to avoid the latter effect, and consistent with empirical…mehr

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Local opposition to waste treatment facilities has delayed and thwarted many of these projects around the world. Within the siting literature, there is strong agreement that compensation for environmental and health risks is usually a necessary condition for local acceptance. In theory, economics usually predicts that monetary compensation tends to increase local acceptance in cases like this. In practice, however, it is not normally used and some studies show that it can have detrimental effects on local acceptability. In order to avoid the latter effect, and consistent with empirical evidence, in-kind compensation is commonly pushed forward as being more effective than financial benefits in reducing local opposition. Standard economic theory explains this phenomenon in terms of preference satisfaction. As such, compensation in-kind is said to perform better than monetary payments because it tends to satisfy preferences to a greater extent.
Autorenporträt
El Dr. Edmundo Claro es el Director del Programa de Investigación de Tierra y Agua en CSIRO Chile. Su principal objetivo es la gestión integrada de los recursos hídricos. El Dr. Claro tiene un doctorado de la Universidad de Cambridge en Economía de la Tierra y más de 20 años de experiencia trabajando en los sectores público, privado y académico, en relación con la gestión del medio ambiente y los recursos naturales.